The history of dance music features a true pillar: the legendary Carl Cox. From pioneering acid house in the late 80s to becoming the “Three-Deck Wizard,” Cox is a master of techno. His infectious smile, “Oh Yes, Oh Yes!” catchphrase, and technical skill make him the most complete and influential DJ in the world.
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Bellaire is a leading figure in the new wave of French House, defining his sound with an irresistible blend of disco, funk, and soulful jazz. Known for hits like “Paris City Jazz,” he expertly uses filtered samples and incorporates his own saxophone playing, delivering consistently euphoric, sun-drenched grooves that make him an essential artist for any dance music lover.
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The French duo Polo & Pan create whimsical, sun-drenched sonic journeys that are instantly fresh and forward-thinking. Their style, a vibrant blend of tropicalia and French touch, is showcased perfectly in the joyous, hypnotic track, “Jacquadi.” It’s eccentric, uninhibited, and the antidote to musical monotony.
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CHANEY is one of the UK’s most in-demand house music producers, celebrated for his mastery of feel-good, piano-driven grooves. With a signature sound blending nostalgic soul with modern, punchy production, his tracks are certified floor-fillers. Known for massive releases on elite labels including Toolroom, Defected, and Insomniac, CHANEY is an essential voice in contemporary house.
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The entire lineage of modern dance music flows from the revolutionary, soulful sound of New York’s Paradise Garage. At the helm was the visionary, openly gay DJ Larry Levan, whose eclectic, marathon sets gave birth to the Garage House genre. This legendary club was a sanctuary for the LGBTQ+ community, creating the powerful cultural and musical foundation of the dance scene.
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The story of Graeme Park is not just a chapter in dance music history—it’s the blueprint for British club culture. His enduring influence stems from … Read more
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John Digweed is more than a DJ—he’s the Bedrock of progressive house. From pioneering mix compilations with Sasha to marathon sets and running his iconic label, he’s a true innovator. Discover how this legend continues to craft deep, atmospheric, and forward-thinking electronic journeys.
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The Legend that is Timo Maas is a global superstar DJ and producer, and I’ve had the pleasure of seeing him perform on a couple of occasions in the naughties.
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Having danced the night away on a weekly basis to Andy Farley at the Nightingale club, Tin Tins and Sundissential. I can definitely say this guy isn’t just an amazing producer, he is also an amazing DJ who guaranteed to get the floor rocking at every set.
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DJ Chad Lewis, a cornerstone of Birmingham’s dance scene since the ’90s, built a legacy through legendary sets at Tin Tins and Subway City, founding Groovedigital Records, and producing unforgettable house anthems. As he wraps up his final year behind the decks, his influence continues to echo across generations.
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